Lecture

Vesicular Transport Mechanism

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Description

This lecture discusses the 2013 Nobel Prize winners who unraveled how cells organize their transport system, focusing on vesicular transport stages, surface protein sorting, and membrane deformation proteins involved in vesicle budding.

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Biology

Cell biology: Membrane biology

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